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Darjeeling. at the Time of the Formation of NBDD 29 Nos. of on Going in Complete Schemes of Erstwhile Uttar Banga Unnayan Parshad Were There

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Darjeeling. At the time of the formation of NBDD 29 nos. of on going in complete schemes of erstwhile Uttar Banga Unnayan Parshad were there. On active intervention of the Department all 29 pending schemes have been successfully completed and there is no pending scheme of UUP in respect of Darjeeling District at present. A. List of schemes under Darjeeling (Three Hill Sub-Divisions) District taken up by NBDD. Sl Name of Scheme. Estimated Amount Physical Progress. No. (Rs in lakh) 1 Repair and renovation work of Darjeeling District Hospital under DGHC, 34.53 Completed. Darjeeling 2 Lying of sewerage of from main gate of Botanical Garden to below 20.40 Completed. Stenthal Tea Garden 3 REPAIRS OF THREE Tourist LODGES AT KALIMPONG 110.00 Completed. 4 ECO TOURISM dev works AT TAKDAH & at SILIGURI 318.97 Completed. 5 WIDENING & STRENGTHENING works OF ROADS under DGHC. 2000.00 Completed. 6 Const. Of BAILEY BRIDGE AT BIJANBARI: 350.00 Completed. 7 Electrification of Rabindranath Tagore Bhawan, including garden lighting 9.05 Completed. arrangement at Mungpoo. 8 Repair & renovation of cash office, GPF and pension section of Police 9.25 Completed. Office, Darjeeling. 9 Repair & renovation of Gangway,footpath,flooring,verandah and 8.79 Completed. accounts section of Police Office, Darjeeling. 10 Supply & commissioning of 200KVA generator sets to Darjeeling District 16.20 Completed. Hospital. 11 Construction of Police Check post and Office at Pashupati Fatak,Sukhia 400465 Completed. Pokhari, Darjeeling (Part I) 12 Construction of Police Check post and Office at Pashupati Fatak,Sukhia 361486 Completed. Pokhari, Darjeeling ( Part II) 13 Construction of Kitchen and Toilet Of Police Barrack at Pashupati 310664 Completed. Fatak,Sukhia Pokhari, Darjeeling 14 Construction of Police Barrack at Pashupati Fatak,Sukhia Pokhari, 367991 Completed. Darjeeling (Part I) 15 Construction of Police Barrack at Pashupati Fatak,Sukhia Pokhari, 288509 Completed. Darjeeling (Part II) 16 Const. Of road (1.2 KM) from Durga Mandir Naspatigaon to Gumbagaon 135.08 Completed. under Kurseong Block. (XVII) 17 Imp. Of road (4 KM) from Sepikhola to Daragaon under Darjeeling 177.86 Completed. Pulbazar Block. ( XVI) 18 Const. Of road (2 KM) from Schooldara to Theckchocheysoling under 128.72 Completed. Gorubathan Block.(XVI) 19 Const. Of road (2.30 KM) from Bazar Bank Dara to Snow view, P B Road 218.90 Completed. (old Military road), Kurseong Sub-division. ( XVI) 20 Construction of road (1.5 KM) from Lohapool to Rongchong Busty under 159.52 Completed. Rangli Rangliot Block, Darjeeling. ( XVII) 21 Construct ion of road (2 KM) from Sangdong Fatak to Daragaon under 178.77 Completed. Gitdabling GP, Kalimpong II. ( XVII) 22 Const. Of road (1.5 KM) from Tari Rangdu to Veer Gaon under Darjeeling 145.95 Completed. Pulbazar Block ( XVII) 23 Construction of road (3.5 KM) from SSk Payang Pry school to Lower 320.46 Completed. Santook under Kalimpong II Block. ( XVII) B. List of schemes under Darjeeling (Siliguri Sub-Divisions) District taken up by NBDD. Sl Name of Scheme. Estimated Amount Physical Progress. No. (Rs in lakh) 24 Repairing and Painting works of Median Strip including 11.89 Completed. railing at different roads under Siliguri Sub - Division 25 Supply of 10 Computer sets to Siliguri District Hospital 3.10 Completed. 26 Interior and exterior painting of non-residential buildings of 2.66 Completed. Siliguri Hospital 27 Repair colour wash and area development of Siliguri Indoor 22.79 Completed. Stadium. 28 Construction of Road from Bhandunagar to Patharghata (7 K.M) 249.31 Completed. 29 REPAIRS OF ROADS WITHIN SILIGURI 27.55 Completed. 30 Improvement of drainage system of Siliguri Hospital 4.12 Completed. 31 Repair of connecting road between NH-31 to Old Matigara Main 3.83 Completed. Road 32 Repair of Circuit House Main Road 3.18 Completed. 33 Repair of Mantu Ram Road/S.F. Road and Vivekananda Road 9.03 Completed. 34 Repair of Haren Mukherjee Road 11.56 Completed. 35 Repair of Baghajatin Road, Netaji Subhas Road to Local Bus Stand 12.06 Completed. Road 36 Repair of road at difference places under SMC 15.45 Completed. 37 Const. of 1st floor of Vivekananda Bhavan, Branch Secretariat 74.73 Completed. Office, Siliguri. 38 Construction of rig bore tube well 128x80 mm by Odex-115 3.50 Completed. method including installation of 3 HP submersible pump motor at Vivekananda Bhawan, Slg. 39 Construction of Foot Bridge at Ashok Nagar over B u r i B a l a s o 15.00 Completed. n b e h i n d K a l i M a n d i r u n d e r DhumguriMauza 40 Re-modeling of Mother’s sitting area in SNCU and toilet in side 1.59 Completed. the lab of Siliguri District Hospital. 41 Construction of approach road of bridge connecting between 8.67 Completed. Dabgram Ward No. 23 to Chittaranjan Colony Ward No. 20 under SMC 42 Repair of Bituminous road at Gyanprakash Ghosh Sarani at ward 5.09 Completed. no. 30 under SMC 43 Repair of Bituminous road under SMC 5.31 Completed. 44 Installation of 62.5 KVA(3 phase) DG Set at Multi Disciplinary 9.30 Completed. Resource Centre at Hathighisa, Naxalbari. 45 Supply,commissioning& testing of 62.5 KVA silent DG Set at 7.78 Completed. Vivekananda Bhawan. 46 Purchase and installation of Plate Heat Exchanger at HIMUL. 8.80 Completed. 47 Const. Of Multi Disciplinary Civil Defence Resource Centre at 500.00 Completed. Hathighisa, Naxalbari. 48 Vertical extension including repair & renovation of ground floor 33.99 Completed. of CoochbeharBhawan at Siliguri. 49 Construction of road at Methibari Area (Starting from SIT) 130.00 Completed 50 Completed Construction of road at Twarigach Chathat G.P. in Phansidewa 70.25 Block 51 Const. of road from Dhamgara to Loknath Mandir at Bagdogra 27.49 Completed. 52 Improvement of road from Kachari more to Eastern Bye-Pass 257.87 Completed. 53 Construction of Police Check post and Office at Pashupati Fatak, 4.00 Completed. Sukhia Pokhari, Darjeeling (Part I) 54 Construction of Police Check post and Office at 3.61 Completed. PashupatiFatak,SukhiaPokhari, Darjeeling ( Part II) 55 Construction of Kitchen and Toilet Of Police Barrack at 3.11 Completed. PashupatiFatak,SukhiaPokhari, Darjeeling 56 Construction of Police Barrack at Pashupati Fatak,Sukhia Pokhari, 3.68 Completed. Darjeeling (Part I) 57 Construction of Police Barrack at Pashupati Fatak,Sukhia Pokhari, 3.89 Completed. Darjeeling (Part II) 58 Installation of CC TV Camera and other accessories in the 1.98 Completed. Vivekananda Bhawan, Hill Cart road, Siliguri 59 Jungle Cutting & Removing from unused land of HIMUL at 2.43 Completed. Champasari ~ 60 Supply and installation of 2 nos. of AC machine in the OT 0.6 Completed. (orthopaedic) in Siliguri District Hospital 61 Construction of patient waiting shed in front of fair price shop in 4.95 Completed. siliguri district hospital 62 Construction of common collection unit for general and bio- 5.12 Completed. medical waste including repair of septic tanks in Siliguri district hospital 63 Repair & renovation of T N Bus Terminus of NBSTC, Siliguri. 23.45 Completed. 64 Proposal from Ramkrishna Mission Nivedita Education & Cultural 100.00 Completed. centre for repair & renovation of Roy Villa Darjeeling & conversion of same into the centre of excellence 65 Construction of road from Banchavita to Mahesmari under Completed. 110.28 Binnabari G.P. in Kharibari Block. 66 Guest House at Himanchal Bihar, Darjeeling (Consultancy Completed. 6.59 Charges) 67 Construction of bituminous road from Banchavita to Manshajote Completed 115.25 and Maruti T.E. More to Manshajote 68 Renovation of Dinabandhu Mancha 195.25 Completed. 69 Supply & Installation of DLP-2K Cinema Projector and UPS for 61.87 Completed. Dinabandhu Mancha Schemes taken up during 2014-15 Name of Scheme Estimated Tendered Status. Amount Amount 70 Supply and delivery of 1400 mm (56") AC Ceiling fans at 1.83 1.82 Completed. Taraknath Sindurbala Balika Vidyalaya Khoribari in the district of Darjeeling. 71 Supply and delivery of 1400 mm (56") AC Ceiling fans at Batasi 1.14 1.13 Completed. Shatriji High School, Batasi, Khoribari in the district of Darjeeling. 72 Supply and delivery of 1400 mm (56") AC Ceiling fans at 1.14 1.13 Completed. Shivamdhanjote High School, Batasi, Khoribari in the district of Darjeeling. 73 Beautification of Children's Park (College Para , Sishu Udayan) at 4.15 Completed.. Ashutosh Mukherjee Road, College para, Siliguri in the district of Darjeeling. 74 Supply & delivery of 1400mm (56”) ceiling fans at Adhikari 1.14 1.13 Completed. Krishna Kanta High School, Khoribari. 75 Supply & installation of sound system at Baghajatin Park, Siliguri. 3.19 Completed. 76 Sinking of tubewell for guest house of NBDD at Himachal Vihar, 5.18 5.05 Completed. Matigara 77 Cost for the preparation of DPR for the work “Widening of road 0.60 0.60. Completed. from Baghajatin Park to Siliguri Head Post Office & from Kachari More to junction of PWD Road, Siliguri”. .
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